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Content words=

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SPECIFIC concrete meaning
‘open’ class (accepts new members)

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Function words=

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ABSTRACT general meaning
‘closed’ class (no new members)

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Word classes that are CONTENT words (4)

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Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs

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Word classes that are FUNCTION words (5)

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Prepositions, conjunctions, auxiliaries, determiners, particles

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analysis of word classes involves ____________ & ______________

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morphology (different forms a word can take), distribution (structural context a word occurs in)

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As well as actions, what can verbs be? (3)

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states, processes, positions

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What can adverbs modify? (4)

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V, adj, other adverbs & sentences

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Prepositions: what? where found?, what can be?= (2)

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> relationships linked to nouns
can be location, time, possession, association etc
found before N linked to

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temporal adverbs e.g.=(3)

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tell you things related to time
(where, now ,then)

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manner adverbs, eg.=(2)

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quickly, carefully

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degree adverbs=

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describe ‘how much’ we do something
>too, very, enough, quite

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possessive determiners

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function word used in front of a noun to express possession or belonging
e.g. my, your, his, her, its, our, their

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copular verbs & e.g.

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> can occur in both main & subordinate clause so ‘main verbs’
is, am, are, was ,were etc

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linking adverb= & e.g.

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> connects independent clauses by relating their meaning to one another
also, however, instead, thus, still, then, etc

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